Payrolls +165K, AMD +11%: Nasdaq Rebounds as Jobs Smash Forecasts — Stock Market Close, Nov. 6, 2026

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Friday, Nov. 6, 2026 · Market close 4:00 p.m. ET · By Juan Reina · Data: TradingView, Bureau of Labor Statistics, company reports. We inform; we don’t give investment advice.

U.S. stock market close · Friday, Nov. 6, 2026
Nasdaq
24,579.42 · +1.09%
S&P 500
7,376.86 · +0.31%
Dow
51,285.73 · −0.46%
VIX
25.64 · −9.0%
October payrolls
+165,000
10-yr yield
4.86%
Week: Nasdaq −3.96%, S&P 500 −3.33%, Dow −2.10%.

Key takeaways

  • Hiring blew past forecasts: payrolls rose 165,000 in October versus about 59,000 expected; unemployment fell to 4.1% and average hourly earnings rose 0.4%.
  • Upward revisions: August and September were revised up by a combined 84,000 jobs.
  • Chips bounced: AMD +11%, Micron +5.1%, Nvidia +2.8% after Thursday’s rout, lifting the Nasdaq 1.1%. The Dow slipped 0.5%.
  • Fed: odds of a Dec. 9 rate hike stayed above 65% per CME FedWatch.
  • Earnings: Airbnb +11.7%, Cloudflare +9.9%, Moderna +5.3%; DraftKings −21.3%, Atlassian −16.2%.

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The indexes

IndexCloseDayWeekYTD
Dow51,285.73−0.46%−2.10%+6.6%
S&P 5007,376.86+0.31%−3.33%+7.3%
Nasdaq24,579.42+1.09%−3.96%+4.7%
VIX25.64−9.0%+39.1%—
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Jobs report breakdown

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 165,000 new jobs in October, led by professional and business services (+70,000), health care (+42,000), transportation and warehousing (+25,000) and manufacturing (+19,000). Average hourly earnings reached $38.00, up 3.1% from a year earlier. The 2-year Treasury yield, which is most sensitive to Fed expectations, ended near 4.52%. A strong labor market gives Fed Chair Kevin Warsh room to keep tightening if inflation doesn’t cool.

Biggest movers

StockChangeWhy
Airbnb (ABNB)+11.7%Q3 revenue +19%, raised 2026 outlook, up to $12B buyback
AMD+11.0%Chip rebound after Thursday’s 17% drop
Cloudflare (NET)+9.9%Revenue +39%, fastest in nearly four years
Lam Research (LRCX)+8.2%$25B buyback, chip rebound
Moderna (MRNA)+5.3%Raised 2026 revenue growth forecast to 15%–25%
Charter (CHTR)−6.2%Lost 233,000 internet customers
Atlassian (TEAM)−16.2%Full-year growth outlook disappointed
DraftKings (DKNG)−21.3%Wider loss, cut EBITDA guidance
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The week

The midterm results drove a whipsaw week: a 3% Dow rally on Wednesday, then Thursday’s AI-chip crash that put the Nasdaq into correction. For the week, Micron fell about 22%, Intel 17.7% and Nvidia 10.7%, while AppLovin soared 61.6% and Moderna 15.3%. Full recap: week in review, Nov. 2–6.

What it means for your money

  • 401(k) and IRA: an S&P 500 index fund lost about 3.3% this week but is still up roughly 7% in 2026.
  • Savers: higher yields keep money-market and Treasury rates attractive if the Fed hikes.
  • Borrowers: a December hike would keep credit-card and adjustable rates elevated.
  • Colombia exposure: EC ($15.55) and CIB ($92.37) were flat; see the Colombia close.

Next: what to expect Monday, Nov. 9.

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Inside the jobs report

SectorOctober jobs
Professional and business services+70,000
Health care+42,000
Transportation and warehousing+25,000
Manufacturing+19,000
Construction, retail, leisure, governmentLittle changed

Average hourly earnings hit $38.00, up 3.1% from a year earlier. The broad-based gains and upward revisions suggest September’s weak 29,000 print was an outlier, not the start of a slowdown.

What it means for rates, mortgages and savings

  • Fed: more than 65% odds of a Dec. 9 hike; Tuesday’s CPI is the next test.
  • Mortgages: rates track the 10-year Treasury, near 4.86%, so a hotter rate outlook can keep them elevated.
  • Savings: money-market and high-yield savings rates tend to stay higher when the Fed tightens.
  • Stocks: a strong economy supports earnings, but higher rates pressure valuations, especially in tech.

FAQ

How did the stock market close on Nov. 6, 2026?

The Nasdaq rose 1.09% to 24,579.42 and the S&P 500 gained 0.31% to 7,376.86, while the Dow fell 0.46% to 51,285.73.

How many jobs were added in October 2026?

165,000, far above the roughly 59,000 expected. The unemployment rate fell to 4.1%.

Will the Fed raise rates in December 2026?

Not decided. After the jobs report, futures priced more than a 65% chance of a hike at the Dec. 9 meeting.

Why did DraftKings stock fall today?

It fell 21.3% after a wider-than-expected loss and lower 2026 EBITDA guidance tied to spending on its Predictions product.

How much did the Nasdaq fall this week?

The Nasdaq lost 3.96% for the week of Nov. 2–6, 2026.

Which sectors added the most jobs in October?

Professional and business services (+70,000), health care (+42,000) and transportation and warehousing (+25,000).

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